Black Nights 2018 / First Feature Competition 12 articles available in total starting from 17/08/2018. Last article published on 04/12/2018. page: [1] 2 next Review: A March to RememberFirst-time director Victor Cabaco recreates a tragic historical episode that took place in Spain in 1976, with support from the audio-visual archives 04/12/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionInterview: Henning Gronkowski • Director of Yung“Girls have always inspired me more than guys, for many reasons”We talked to German director Henning Gronkowski about the intricacies of his feature debut, Yung, centring on four female leads revelling in the Berlin party scene 03/12/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: The Wild FieldsYoung Ukrainian filmmaker Yaroslav Lodygin's ambitious first feature is an uneven but impressive adaptation of a famous novel by co-screenwriter Serhiy Zhadan 30/11/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: LorikA mysterious moment of divine intervention transforms an egotistical middle-aged actor into a man with a heart of gold in Alexey Zlobin’s drama 29/11/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: ErasedSlovenian filmmaker Miha Mazzini's first feature is a motherhood drama with a strong social and political angle, and an excellent performance by its star, Judita Franković Brdar 29/11/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: As I FallNorwegian director Magnus Meyer Arnesen’s first feature is a brand-new spin on familiar tropes 28/11/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: YungFirst-time director Henning Gronkowski ventures through the Berlin youth scene in a film that neither liberates its characters nor judges their choices 28/11/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: Head Above WaterOn the difficult subject of a family living with disability, Margaux Bonhomme directs a realistic and successful first feature, thanks to the film’s acting performances 26/11/2018 | Black Nights 2018 | First Feature CompetitionReview: CronofobiaThe first feature film by the Ticino-born director Francesco Rizzi transports viewers into a Swiss Lynchian universe 10/10/2018 | Zurich 2018 Interview: Magnus Meyer Arnesen • Director of As I Fall"Sometimes something seemingly insignificant can change everything, for better or worse"Norwegian director Magnus Meyer Arnesen talks to us about As I Fall, his somewhat controversial first feature film 20/09/2018 page: [1] 2 next